Spain won the 2026 FIFA World Cup, but ticket prices, political ties, visa disputes, and officiating controversies exposed ...

Influencers are becoming unofficial ambassadors as states use social media to shape global opinion, project soft power and ...

A new essay collection argues climate change is not a shared crisis—it has authors and victims, and caste and class decide ...

A PUDR report records 607 killings, 487 arrests and 1,496 surrenders during Operation Kagaar, raising questions about due ...

The CJP’s NEET protest at Jantar Mantar challenges government silence, police repression and fear, reviving public dissent ...

Sharad Pawar’s NCP faces pressure from the BJP, Congress and family factions as Maharashtra’s power equations shift. What ...

Can the government force medical treatment on a hunger striker? Sonam Wangchuk's case raises fundamental questions about ...

Bora Chung, the South Korean writer and translator, has published a new novel, Red Sword. She shot to worldwide fame with her ...

Prime Minister Narendra Modi paid a two-day state visit to Bhutan on November 11-12 for the 70th birthday celebrations of the Fourth Druk Gyalpo (Dragon King), Jigme Singye Wangchuck. Modi met the ...

On April 8, the Supreme Court pronounced a landmark judgment in the State of Tamil Nadu v. Governor of Tamil Nadu case. Widely hailed as a watershed moment in India’s Union-States relationship, the ...

Is Julian Barnes’ latest and final book a work of fiction or autofiction, a memoir or make-believe? Barnes declares within the first few pages of Departure(s) that “[t]here will be a story—or a story ...

Historian Irfan Habib discusses Gandhi, Nehru, India's Partition, and Hindu-Muslim relations, examining how the politics of ...